Wetlands will be the focus at fundación Moeve’s 5th event on ecological conservation

• Ecological conservation experts, researchers, and managers will meet November 12 in Huelva to share solutions, experiences, and progress in the recovery of these ecosystems, which are key for the future
• The environmental scientist Odile Rodríguez de la Fuente will lead a day that aims to establish itself as a leading space for the exchange of knowledge about biodiversity and ecological restoration

Fundación Moeve will hold a new edition of its Biodiversity Days on November 12 at La Casona, Huelva. This event will bring together specialists, researchers, public administrations, environmental organizations, and professionals committed to conserving and restoring ecosystems. With the aim of sharing knowledge, disseminating new ideas, and exchanging experiences, participants will analyze the essential role of wetlands in biodiversity, water management, and resilience in the face of climate change. 

The event will be hosted by Odile Rodríguez de la Fuente, a biologist and environmental communicator, and will feature the participation of some of the professionals currently working on the front lines to protect and restore natural spaces in Spain, such as Pablo Sanjuan Benito, director of the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park; Miguel Martín Monerris, researcher at the Institute of Water and Environmental Engineering (IIAMA); and Pablo Hidalgo, director of the Master's in Biodiversity at the University of Huelva, among others.  

A space to share real solutions 

Fundación Moeve’s Biodiversity Days began with the desire to generate conversation and knowledge around nature conservation. In this edition, the focus will be on wetlands. Throughout the day, attendees will analyze ecological restoration projects, sustainable water management initiatives, nature-based solutions, and experiences that demonstrate how collaboration between science, governments, companies, and civil society can accelerate the recovery of high-ecological-value areas. 

Moreover, the meeting will highlight how biodiversity is also a social and economic issue, since it helps promote sustainable economic activities and improve people's quality of life.  

With this new edition, fundación Moeve continues to reinforce its commitment to biodiversity conservation and its willingness to promote spaces that allow us to share knowledge, generate partnerships, and accelerate solutions for major environmental challenges. 

Those interested in attending can view the full program and register at the following link.